Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 11, 1923 · page 7

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Mother of twelve, puppies, largest number ever born to a dog of her breed, Alma of Gray-
lodge, blue ribbon shepherd dog, is proud of them. Here are Bobby Caro, Bert and Cath-

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Brondnido ViI‘V of the new Leviathan of the Navy. ‘ ‘ erine Fuselehr of Brooklyn exhibiting them.
Newest and largest, the U. i l
87’3- Colorado is expected More White House Economy Under Coolidges Presaged—Darns Hubby’ s Sachs
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Philadelphia Navy Yard ’
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Coolidge in coll-ego ani— "I the Legis'a‘ure. Mrs. CocllL ' Lre a's bride.

The lean days when the Coolidges had to s: \imp to make both ends meet indrcaté That

rigid economy will be continued at *' e V hite House.

erazhs From Nations Notables at Late Cnief’s Bier

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Called best shot in Ken-
tucky, Miss Emma Hobson
(above) of Bowling Green,
Ky., made three scores of
94 out of 100 at Indiana.

 

 

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State tournemen Flowers taken from Botanical Gardens at Washington, D. C., and made into wreaths, The homely duties she laid out for h elf ggulucfign‘“:
were the offerings of many of the nation’ s notables at bier of late President Harding. not been abandoned by the first lady moisthe land D h?

the President’s hose is one of them.

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